/felg/ - Front End Languages General

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This is a thread dedicated to front-end programming.
Expect languages such as CSS, HTML, and JS being talked about here.
This is also a learning thread. I’ll help you.

 

[Lieutenant Rasczak]

I once saw this C library developed by some guy I stumbled across one day meant for high performance. Cool thing all thing considered, there's even a demonstration website. Thought I'd share since this is actually pretty neat considering most websites now a days are made by jeets and soydevs using bloated JavaScript frameworks.

 

[The Mass Shooter Ron Soye]

I learned that scroll-margin-top CSS can be used to control scrollIntoView() JS, to help prevent targets from being covered up by fixed position navigation bars, etc. There is a lot of stuff that is easy to do now without any JavaScript frameworks/libraries, that would have been difficult decades ago. I remember when CSS calc() didn't exist, and when it was proposed but unsupported.

I've never completely tackled responsive design though.

 

[Dr. Charles Forbin]

I once saw this C library developed by some guy I stumbled across one day meant for high performance. Cool thing all thing considered, there's even a demonstration website. Thought I'd share since this is actually pretty neat considering most websites now a days are made by jeets and soydevs using bloated JavaScript frameworks.

I've used this library before, it's great. The videos are high-quality too, and it's just a layout library where you pick the renderer so it's damn versatile
You can shit on the jeets and reactniggers and write a website (almost) completely in C with Clay for the frontend and (Fast)CGI as a backend

 

[Private Tag Reporter]

Lisp is pretty cool